Ram Charan-Upasana Baby Nursery Attracts All

Ram Charan-Upasana baby nursery attracts all. Ram Charan and Upasana are blessed with a cute and beautiful baby girl whom they named in a unique way as Klin Kaara. Ram Charan and Upasana welcomed their baby with all arrangements and the baby nursery is the talk of the town.

Upasana shared Insta Reels and the baby nursery theme color is similar to the grey and white birthing suite at Apollo Hospital, Hyderabad, The nursery is full of soft toys collected by Upasana and Ram Charan from their travels around the world as well as a custom wallpaper inspired by their love for the forest. Upasana said that the room was curated with things that mattered to her and Ram, even the stuff toys – baby sheep, penguin, rabbit, elephant and more – were from their travels.

She said the wallpaper was especially reflective of her and Ram's personalities. It featured forest-inspired motifs – from deer and elephants to coconut trees and flowers. The nursery also featured white sofas, curtains and carpet with touches of blush and grey. A yellow and peach bunting added a pop of colour to the neutral-toned nursery.

Upasana shared  “We both love wildlife, and my foundation works with the Amrabad Tiger Reserve, one of the largest tiger reserves in India, so the custom print has included playful animals from the region. We feel deeply for elephants and we see them frolicking in the wall print and feel their joy. The trees depicted are local state trees laden with fruit, the background has gods in vaahans showering jasmine flowers representing abundance and blessings. It is this beautiful natural world that we wanted our baby to see,”

She added A sense of a beautiful, calm, open space and we interpreted serenity in this way as the nursery is set in a beautiful farm. The idea was also to let the nature flow into the baby's space as well. So that the bird song that the baby hears outside is reflected inside with the beautiful birds in the wallpaper and the whimsical nature of the magical forest that we used to create the wallpaper."